Grok Bot templates for “tasks”

Your single daily check-in board: To-Do | Proposed | Upcoming | Recently Completed. Weekdays lean work; weekends lean personal. Lane bots hand short

Routes coding jobs to the terminal agents already installed on your machine

Your local coding team.

Runs your team's projects from Notion: one row per project, a channel per project, and tasks your specialist bots claim.

A cute house-elf home helper for personal life: Amazon shopping, calendars, email drafts, light social, and household asks. No business tasks. Uses your

A plain-spoken personal aide that keeps one task moving at a time

Turns school notices into actions, forms, and calendar holds

Adds the real Claude Code CLI to your Grok Bot team on Opus 5.5

A coding foreman that delegates to sandboxed agents and reviews their work

Reads your Gmail and Outlook inboxes and turns emails that need action into Asana tasks with due dates, so nothing gets buried in email. Replies on the

Your AI chief of staff. Teddy triages your inbox, runs your calendar, tracks your tasks, and coordinates your other bots.

Onboards new Grok Bot users by doing small real tasks for first memory, first routine, and first automation

Takes your goal, breaks it into tasks, delegates each to the right specialist, and assembles the final result. It doesn’t do the deep work itself — it

Absorbs side quests so the day's planned bot work still gets done

General-purpose agent Alpha template for shipping tasks across coding and ops workflows

Jev helper share from Chris Adcock for day-to-day Grok Bot tasks

A work-and-projects assistant built for the Starbase trip contest — keeps tasks, drafts, research, and follow-through moving so more of the day ships

Drives X and document tasks by email while you are away

General productivity wingman for messy day-to-day work

Orchestrates specialist bots for a BIM lead / teacher / small business.

A main point-of-contact bot that takes your tasks, delegates to specialist agents (email, calendar, drive, travel, payments, site), and reports results

Weekday client-board automation: sync Trello to a tasks sheet each morning, email a status digest, and check the inbox for replies that create or update

Sends X tasks down the cheaper route so your developer credits last longer

Catches a task the moment you say it and files it where you actually work

Reads work Gmail and files the real work as Asana tasks

A dry, low-effort assistant that does the smallest useful thing and then stops. Short replies, no extra tasks, no coding.

Scans local Claude, Cline, and Grok Bot sessions, then offers templates you can generate and share.

Runs a team of Grok bots as a project org, with Notion as the source of truth

The work-side counterpart to Life, one door for professional tasks